• 08 October 2013

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    Category : Opinion

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    The case of immigration in Brazil

    The establishment of inclusive strategies and creation of opportunities for all migrants to achieve a sustainable balance between cultural identity and full social integration is necessarily based on respect for human rights, non-criminalisation of illegal aliens, and prioritisation of empowerment factors for migrants.

    The tragedy that occurred half a mile off the coast of the Island of Lampedusa on October 3rd created an immediate collective feeling of solidarity with the families of the more than 200 victims. Tragedies like these reiterate the need to publicly reflect on the humane aspects of current ...

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  • 07 October 2013

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    Category : Opinion

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    The United Nations faces the challenge of incorporating migratory priorities in its development agen

    How can we recognise the skills and training of immigrants in favour of the development of origin and destination countries? Since remittances are such an important capital flow, why aren’t systems proposed to provide incentives for people who want to invest their savings in the countries of origin?

    The answers to these questions will be discussed during the Dialogue on Migration and Development in New York. It’s time to move towards a system that promotes people’s mobility while respecting their rights. How? Defining the “rules of the game” for migratory flows ...

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  • 02 October 2013

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    Keys for following tomorrow’s meeting on migration at the UN

    This is an opportunity to definitively incorporate migratory issues in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.

    The High-Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development is an important milestone in the follow-up to the Río+20 Conference on Sustainable Development and the debates regarding the post-2015 development agenda. The first High-Level Dialogue on International Migration and...

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  • 30 September 2013

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    Three reflections and a see you later

    "My hat goes off to most of the experts I’ve worked with, for their ethics and hard work."

    In October, the FIIAPP will have a new director. I would like to wish good luck to him and all the people I have worked with during my time at the Foundation. When you change jobs, the best thing to do is to try to learn about your new responsibilities quickly and efficiently. But when you also cha...

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